Adult Red-browed Amazons are green, with a red forehead and crown and blue on the throat and upper cheeks. In the wild, they eat fruits and seeds high in the trees of humid forests in eastern Brazil.
Adults are green, with a red forehead and crown and blue on the throat and upper cheeks. The area at the base of the bill is yellow to orange, and the neck feathers have black edges.
In the wild, birds feed high in the forest canopy in pairs or small groups. They eat fruits, seeds, berries, and buds, and gather at night to roost. Breeding is thought to occur around September to November, with nests in tree cavities.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.